Bonsai Boy's Flowering Camellia Sasanqua Bonsai Tree Shishi Gashira

Manufacturer: Bonsai Boy Brand: Bonsai Boy

A finishing, practical addition to your bonsai living sculpture. Not only do they visually enhance the placement of your tree, but humidity drip trays make watering simple, provide essential humidity for your tree and protect furniture from stain and damage.

Manufacturer: Bonsai Boy Brand: Bonsai Boy

Also known as Mexicana Ficus. Elongated, light green leaves have a striking resemblance to the popular weeping willow tree. Our tree is trained in the coiled trunk style. This tree does particularly well indoors in low, moderate or high lighting conditions.

Manufacturer: Bonsai Boy Brand: Bonsai Boy

Open and airy conifer (cone bearing) with light green foliage turning darker with age. One of the best known trees from the South Pacific. Will tolerate warm temperatures and does not even object to dryness, although it does not like glaring sunshine. We grow them in groups of three (3) in a pot and trim the branches by hand (thumb and index finger). Comes complete with Christmas decorations for the holiday season.

Manufacturer: Bonsai Boy Brand: Bonsai Boy

The Mugo Pine is a stiff needled evergreen that is native to the mountains of south-central Europe and the Balkan Peninsula. 'Teeny' is its cultivar that grows medium green stubby needles very slowly. The needles grow in pairs of two to form a dense, well rounded, miniature tree. These characteristics make this cultivar a great Bonsai. Hardy, keep outdoors.

Manufacturer: Dallas Bonsai Brand: Dallas Bonsai Model: PM113

1 Quart of haydite. Haydite is a fired, expanded shale that has basically everything you want for your bonsai. It keeps soil "loose" by increasing porosity. Its porosity allows it to retain water as often even with other very porous soils. It encourages better root development and growth. This is mixed grain sizes - small and medium grains.

Manufacturer: Brussel's Bonsai Brand: Brussel's Bonsai Model: DT2514ARB

Interested in bonsai but not sure where to start? Begin here. This attractive, fuss-free tree sports shiny compact leaves. The Dwarf Hawaiian Umbrella tree is one of the easiest bonsai to maintain and does extremely well in low light environments, making it perfect for the office or home.

Brand: Bonsai Boy's

Spathiphyllum the genus name means, literally, "leaf spathe", with spathe defined as "A large bract or pair of bracts sheathing a flower cluster, as a spadix." You're likely to know it as "Peace Lily". Its' widespread interior use is due to its exceptional acclimation to low light conditions. There are approximately 30 different species of Spathiphyllum, some are native to Central and South America. Interestingly, two species are found on the other side of the world, in Malaysia, and one is native to both Costa Rica AND the Philippines. A fascinating plant that has somehow managed to circle the world long before man discovered its beauty. Wherever it is found, it thrives in the deep shade of the humid tropical rainforest understory. The Peace Lily is very different from many plants used today indoors. They let you know quickly when they are dry by a noticeably droop in the foliage. They'll bounce back quickly once watered. The proper time to water them is when the leaves start to droop, just a little. They are one of the best low light house plants!

Manufacturer: 9Greenbox Brand: 9GreenBox

Good Gift ideal for everyone want to watch their own bonsai grow from seeds. Good education and learning experience. Chinese Juniper Bonsai - Juniperus chinensis 'Shimpaku' A very dwarf spreading upright Chinese Juniper. Used extensively for Bonsai. Dark green foliage that is on short branches with bunches of leaves. Nice when used as a formal upright in Bonsai due to the horizontal stems getting massive bunches of leaves. Height and spread in 10 years: 3' x 6'. Prefers sun. Hardy in zones 5-9. In cooler regions grow as a house plant in a sunny, yet cool window. What defines "dwarf" and "miniature"? Dwarf varieties grow one to six inches per year. Miniature varieties grow less than one inch per year. These plants are more valuable because they grow so slow. They can be used as: Bonsai, Rock Gardens, Trough Gardens, Patio Containers, and even Garden Railways.